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Court Weighs How Separated Parents Should Pay for a Child’s Post-Secondary Education

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Navigating International Divorce: How Ontario Courts View a Foreign Divorce

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When Can Married Spouses Bring an Unjust Enrichment Claim?

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Rescission is Not a Remedy for Child Support Overpayments

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Should All the Claims in a Family Law Case Be Dealt With in a Single Proceeding?

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Court Finds a Restrictive Parenting Order for an Adult Child Needs a Review Mechanism

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New Mortgage After Separation Requires Adjustment to Property Division

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Email Exchange Showed Parties Reached a Settlement and Had a “Meeting of the Minds”

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Do Short-Term Parenting Arrangements Establish a Status Quo Pending Trial?

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Courts Can Impose Terms When Extending Court Deadlines

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